Family run kilt fitters and hirers in Clydebank Business Park. Very friendly staff, and good…read morequality products. Our whole family has been kitted out from there for wedding a few times. A bit off the beaten track, but well worth a visit.

I love Primark in Clydebank. i find that a lot of the other primark stores I've been to have been…read morecluttered and messy. The only time I've seen the Clydebank one like this is at Christmas time. it's usually well organised and easy to browse. The staff are helpful, though the queues can be horrendous, especially on a Saturday.

Graet big store, can sometimes look quite messy although you can find some great little treasures…read morein there. Great for buying clothes for your holidays. Sometimes you can even find great accessories in there too. They really need to work on the tills though as these are always very busy. Would be great if they bought the woolies old store next to them and expanded.

I have not been here for a wee while but my friend Lorraine had a lovely sarong on from here last…read moreweek so though I would give it another go. Did not buy anything for me got Animal from the muppet boxers for the boy child and Shhh don't tell her a dress for Sharon M for Autumn time. They had a lot of things half price but nothing to my taste on this visit, really lovely girl on the checkout, wish I could remember peoples name must make note to myself write them down.

Matalan is a cheap department store which sells men and women's fashion as well as home…read moreaccessories. The shop has attempted to get some stylish credability recently with the introduction of a home accessory line designed by reality tv funsters Colin and Justin. This store is huge and there are some real bargains if you look hard enough. I recently picked up a massive suitcase for only £22.

I'm not quite sure what to make of Peacocks…read more On all the occasions I visit Clydebank Shopping Centre I get really excited at the prospect of shopping in here. Then I arrive, and can't understand why I was fussed. Peacocks display their best assets in the windows, but once you're in there it can be hard to find anything desirable. Clothes in here often look on the cheap side of cheap, especially their T Shirts. They often have silver writing scrawled all over them from a poorly executed T-shirt transfer, and they look like they're trying too hard to adhere to a trendy gimmick. In most instances, they fail to look "in fashion" entirely. Paul had mention the granny clothing in his review - I don't know why, but this part of the shop is always the most appealing to me. Their knitted clothing looks well made but the men's selection often falls short. It's always worth looking in here in case you find something, but I don't think after all my years of trying I ever have. The comparisons to Primark keep cropping up - not without reason, but for quality and value, Primark hits the mark while Peacocks wavers in its wake.

If Dunnes is somewhere inbetween Primark and shoplifting, as comedian Kevin Bridges once claimed,…read morePeacocks is somewhere inbetween Primark and Marks and Spencer. However, I must emphasise, it is much closer to the Primark end. It sells clothes and accessories at very cheap prices, although not as cheap as Primark and not as stylish either.

This place is big and busy, and well stocked with opportunities to spend your money. If you live…read morenear the area and don't have time to go into the city centre, this is a miniature town from town, with a lot of major high street stores to choose from. However, you're more likely to find The More Store and New Look than topshop here, or budget pound stores than supemarkets. That being said, there is a huge Asda right outside it. It's good, but let's just say it's no Buchanan Galleries, and not worth the trip if you don't live nearby.

Growing up in Clydebank, I was always frustrated when a new Pound Shop or More Store arrived in the…read moreshopping centre. The old Clydebank FC was knocked down and made into huge retails spaces which were quickly filled by Poundstrecher and a discount shoe shop. The other side of the road became the new home of Next Clearance. "Why doesn't Clydebank have any decent shops?" I used to moan. "What about Topshop, or a Gap?" I suppose Clydebank Shopping Centre is filled with cheap shops because it is based in a town with a lot of poverty. Granted, it's not all bad, there is a decent New Look and Dorothy Perkins and a massive 24 hour Asda. However, Bankies looking for quality retailers end up just making the 15 minute drive to either Braehead or Silverburn or jump on the train to the city centre.

I'm not usually a fan of TK Maxx, I can never be bothered rummaging through the masses of clothes…read morewhich are always laid out in a jumble sale and the only sizes available are size 20's. I'm never lucky in TK Maxx and I generally avoid going inside. However, recently my mum brought me here to see if I liked a picture she was thinking of buying. It's not as chaotic as most TK Maxx and everything is organised in a ship shape fashion, you don't need to climb over other shoppers to get to something you think you might like. It was during the day on a Saturday and I was very surprised that it wasn't full to bursting. I managed to find myself a really pretty formal dress which I think I'll wear to my graduation. I also treated myself to a little basket for papers and Uni work. It's really unusual and has a hand made look about it, it's made in a wicker style effect with hardened newspaper entwined into each other, it looks great and was an absolute snip at £5.99!

I have found only a few bargains in Tk Maxx, but don't get me wrong there is plenty more to be…read morefound. But that's just it it's like a treasure hunt in Tk Maxx! You really have to rummage so if you have a spare hour or two then Tk Maxx is brilliant! If not I'd advise you to not even waste your time going in.

Always thought of this shop as being for the older woman, but recently thy have had some very nice…read moreclothes in, at good prices. Their sales are great. They also sell childrens clothes and accessories and make up at the counter. The staff re great fun. Worth going in for the gab alone!

Claire's is a fabby shop for cheap costume jewellery that looks expensive!! the one in Clydebank is…read morea tiny wee shop, but it's well organised and has a good range of earrings, necklaces, bracelets, hair clips etc. Always swarming with young girls looking for the latest sparkly accessories!

Clydebank shop is very small, best to go when kids are at school and avoid at weekends if you want…read morea good look around. You nearly always find what you are looking for in this shop and quite reasonably priced. Sometimes they have great sales on too.